Some Night, Some Waltz, Some Girl

	From a review in a December 1916 Melbourne newspaper: “Another newcomer was Miss Constance Cayley, a dapper figure, who carried herself rather seriously, but who sang her numbers, especially...‘Some Night, Some Waltz,’ with unusual feeling.”1
Image source: Library and Archives Canada /Some night, some waltz, some girl [music] : waltz song/AMICUS 21556582/Cover	image courtesy of Gart T. Westerhout, http://osugimusicaltheatre.com	Listen to a 1916 recording by Ernest Pike, as “Herbert Payne.”

A.J. Mills, Bennett Scott & Fred Godfrey — London: Star Music; Bert Feldman, 1916; Toronto: Leo Feist, [1927?].

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Recordings

The Band Of H.M. 1st Life Guards, in “Empireland” (The Winner 3090, 1916)

Black Diamonds Band, in “Songs Of Blighty” (Zonophone Twin 1715, 1916)

Violet Essex as “Vera Desmond” (HMV B-697, 1915)

Alice Hollander (Clarion 168, 1916)

Stanley Kirkby (Jumbo 1455, 1916)

Ernest Pike, as “Herbert Payne” (Zonophone Twin 1628, 1916)

Bert Walters (The Winner 3026, 1916)

The Unity Quartette (Columbia 2742, 1917)

Interpolations

Interpolated by Constance Cayley in J.C. Williamson’s Xmas Pantomime The House That Jack Built (Melbourne, 1916); and by Harry Binns in “Capt. M.W. Plunkett’s Dumbells Ninth Annual Revue Oo-La-La (1927).

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Note

1  “Music and Drama,” The Argus (Melbourne), 26 December 1916, p. 3.